Public Forum

Asked the council to hold a public hearing and end contracts for Flock automated license plate readers, arguing they violate resident privacy.

Libertarian Party chair questioned public records requests regarding outside law enforcement access to Carrollton's Flock camera system.

Widow of fallen Fire Captain Lee Holbert emotionally pleaded for a memorial street sign in his honor and assistance with long-delayed widow benefits.

Voiced strong opposition to the city's contract with Flock cameras, citing privacy risks and potential for unauthorized surveillance.

Thanked city leadership for openness regarding DART TERS funding and reminded council of the need to secure state-level funding to bridge DART budget gaps.

Property owner requested that the city automatically transfer water billing accounts back to property owners when tenants move out, similar to neighboring cities.

Mr. Duke addressed the council during the public forum.

Spoke as a player for the Texas Lone Star Soccer Club about the team's community impact and requested city support for fields.

Advocated for city support of the Texas Lone Star Soccer Club, highlighting tourism and youth mentorship.

Introduced the Texas Lone Star Soccer Club, a women's professional indoor and outdoor soccer team based in Carrollton, and requested city support.

Expressed gratitude to city staff, particularly Robbie Shaw, Jonathan Wade, and library staff, for exceptional customer service and community support.

Natalie LaFlora spoke during the public forum advocating for city composting programs to reduce landfill waste and greenhouse gases.

Kavish Shah invited the mayor, council, and residents to the upcoming Diwali festival celebration at the BAPS Swaminarayan Mandir in Irving.